Winter hiking in Nova Scotia… there’s something truly magical about it, isn’t there? Each season brings a new layer of magic—the way the landscape transforms, the fresh blanket of snow turning everything into a peaceful winter wonderland. One of the best parts of winter hiking is seeing the tracks of those who share the trails with us—the animals that are so resilient and adaptable, leaving behind their stories in the snow. With all the beauty comes a bit of responsibility. As the snow builds up, what once felt like a moderate hike can quickly become a challenging one. If you’re breaking trail, it’s a full-body workout. And remember—those layers of snow might hide rocks, branches, and other hazards that can make a fall or twisted ankle all too easy. So, take your time, stay present, and keep safety in mind. Slow down, Winter’s charm is in the details, and the beauty of it all is best enjoyed when you take a moment to truly see it.
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Candace Levings, trails coordinator with the Municipality of the District of Digby Archives
February 2025
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